The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-13
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
In NewBusiness and Dwelling Houses

In NewBusincss and Dwelling Houses.
Below we give a list of the building
permits issued by the city engineer.
These buildings have recently been
completed and are now building,
which will give the people at home
and abroad more comprehensive
idea of how rapidly the city is increas-
ing materially than anything we can
say. We doubt if there is city in all
the country can make such showing
in so short n time; connect this fact
with the hundreds of thousands of
dollars invested in real estate, as shown
in another column in real estate trans
fers taken from the records, and COM
pare them with transfers in other cities
in or out of Texas and you will begin
to realize the magnitude of the growth
and prosperity of Dallas:
Adam Schwab, story brick bust
ness house, 3Ix50 feet, Elm street, to
cost $4,000.
Geo. Mazcr, a one story frame, l4x26
feet, Cabell street, to cost $500.
W.. Morris, one story frame, 3Ox
80 feet, Martin street, $1,000.
W. j. Morris, one story frame, 2Ox3S
feet, Martin street, $1,000.
j. w. Thompson, ono story 'iron
clad" 98xl60 feet on Ervay street,
$4,000. --
Mrs, Ophelia Eakins, one story frame
cottage 36x42 feet Crutchtield street,
$1,000
Adam Shaub, brick front and iron
business house 25x35 feet, Elm street,
$500.
Ervay Bros, one and half story
brick business house 921x100 feet on
Market and Jackson streets, $4,000.
j. b. Mcleod, one story frame cot
tage 18x42 feet. Cochran street, 800
Mrs. NJ l.. Tbyng, one-story frame
building 1Sx30 feet Oh Commerce and
Ervay streets, $500.
James Casey, one-story frame black
smith shop, 16x20 feet, ON Live Oak
street, $500.
A. Fielder, "iron-clad," two stories.
S6xl00 feet, northeast of Elm street
and Preston, $4,000.
Max Rosenfield, two-story frame
building, AKA feet, on Akard avenue,
$500.
August Muller, one-story frame
building, l4x40 feet, Short and Gibbs
streets, $3.50.
Ed g. Smith, two story frame 24x36
feet, Pearl street, $3.50.
John Schluneger, one story frame
14x28, Gibbs street, $500.
l.. Wagner, one story frame 34x3S
feet, Hawkins and Burford streets,
$500.
Chris Moser, two story frame 46x54
feet, Collins and Orange streets, $500.
Chris Moser, one story frame 2Ox36
feet, Orange and Caruth streets, $500.
w. b. Greenlaw, two story frame
3Sx54 feet, Griffin street, $4,000.
S. p. Emerson, two-story frame, 1Sx
SO feet, Griffin and Cochran, $3.50.
+. Tobin, one-story frame, l6x40
feet, southwest side Bogel street, $500.
X. Morgan, ST., two-story brick bus
mess house, 25xS0 feet, on Elm street,
west of Sycamore, $4,000.
John Herman, two-story brick bust.
ness house, $25x70 feet, Commerce and
Akard street, $500.
5. Mayer, one-stoIy iron-clad, 35x50
feet, on Elm street, $2500.
Amber Il Byruthers, one story
frame butcher shop, 16x24 fecet, Ross
avenue, $3.50.
A. l.. Obenchain, two story frame
residence, 46x54 feet, IIarwood street,
near Mckinney avenue, $1,000.
Weir Pillow Co, three story brick, so
x1OO, jefferson st Get and Pacific ave-
nue., $4,000.
w. o. Conner, two story frame. 46x
"a feet, Ervay and Pochahontas street,
$4,000.
Turner Society, three story brick
and frame 6Ox120 feet, lIarwood, Can
ton and Young streets, $4,000
w. G.. Galloway, one story frame
cottage 14x24 feet, Park street, $3.50
J. I. Brcckenride, dwelling, 5000.
Samuel Caruthers, dwelling 200.
W.O'Conner. dwelling, 600O.
Mr.. Il. Crctian. dwelling 500.